Kristy G. Stewart
Kristy is a freelance editor. She blogs about publishing, writing, and editing. Her book reviews are typically in the SF/F genre.
Written by Kristy G. Stewart
Gilman's frontier-filled fantasy is full of interesting characters in conflict in an innovative setting.
Written by Kristy G. Stewart
Sanderson's novella grows two complex and interesting characters so well, I didn't even mind an off-tone scene near the end.
Written by Kristy G. Stewart
Riggs's YA book does a couple of things that would normally bother me, but his characters kept me interested anyway.
Written by Kristy G. Stewart
Miéville's new YA novel has a compelling setting and a wonderful voice, even if the main character is a little less than spot on.
Written by Kristy G. Stewart
Not every idea you have is good, but you should stash and store each one anyway. You never know which idea pieces you'll need in the future.
Written by Alex Bledsoe
Fantasy author Alex Bledsoe talks about what makes a character name archetypal and how he names his characters.
Written by Kristy G. Stewart
This four-novel collection is full of gorgeous language and inventive adaptations of various mythoi.
Written by Kristy G. Stewart
Thief's Covenant is an boisterous YA romp with a compulsively likeable main character: Widdershins of Davillon.
Written by Kristy G. Stewart
Fairy tales can act as foil characters for your plot, and you don't have to be retelling "Snow White" to use them.
Written by Kristy G. Stewart
Most writers have to balance writing and a day job, but that doesn't mean your 9-5 hours can't make you more creative.
Written by Kristy G. Stewart
Just because editors can help at any stage of the writing process doesn't mean you should hire one right out of the gate.
Written by Kristy G. Stewart
A fantastical romp with humor, heart, and sentient fungi. You don't want to miss out on this fabulous debut.
